> The next 5 years are going to be the golden period for media and entertainment. 3D/4D chatrooms and conference rooms will emerge rapidly. The largest chunk of

> The next 5 years are going to be the golden period for media and entertainment. 3D/4D chatrooms and conference rooms will emerge rapidly. The largest chunk of media spending will shift from television to digital. Print media will cease to exist. These questions are interesting to ponder. However, assertions do not rule the world. You can claim anything you want, but that doesn’t make anything more plausible. Statements like that ring correct at a particular point in time because we look at events through a specific glass. A few years down the line, when they turn out to be completely erroneous, only a few people will notice. > The next 5 years are going to be the golden period for media and entertainment. This statement is vague. Software is eating media and entertainment. The current trend has fewer people able to make a decent living in these fields. > 3D/4D chatrooms and conference rooms will emerge rapidly. > The largest chunk of media spending will shift from television to digital. That happened, no longer a prediction. > Print media will cease to exist. Radio already died several times also.